Rome, November 15 (Adnkronos) – “The same minute that Giorgia Meloni, in Campania, jumped on stage towards the stadium shouting ‘he who does not jump is a communist…’, in Rome one of his MPs from Campania, Antonio Iannone, proposed an amendment to the budget law to reopen the 2003 building amnesty”. Davide Faraone, vice president of Italia viva, wrote on social media.
“This is the two-story Italy of a right-wing government: at the top, the ritual of identity, the imaginary enemy that must be incited to heat up the field. Below, the real work, the work that interests the improvised builders, the squatters who have lived there for a long time, the votes that count: the amnesty. The building amnesty in the middle of the Campanian election campaign is not an accident: it is a method. The right that promises order and legality returns to the old playbook of ‘vote and forgive’. Meloni jumps, Iannone excuses,” he closed
